Our eyes are set on the next potential winter storm moving through the upper midwest this weekend. Friday night into Saturday morning stays quiet for most of us, but the snow begins to arrive from the west.

Strong winds and even the chance for tornados loom Monday afternoon and evening. Some of the storms in the afternoon could be severe and bring isolated flash flooding, along with powerful winds — strong enough to bring the threat of a tornado.

From one extreme to the other, we are in for a wild ride with our temperature trend this week. Chief Meteorologist Lisa Teachman tracks how warm we climb.

WASHINGTON, D.C. (7News) — The First Alert Weather Team is keeping a close eye on a robust coastal storm taking shape off the Mid-Atlantic that could impact the DMV late Sunday into Monday. A winter storm watch is now in effect for northeastern ...

Heavy, wet snow will fall across the region through early Sunday morning, making for hazardous driving conditions.